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 Gnostica, Judaica, Catholica. Collected Essays of Gilles Quispel:

Contents

• • Preliminary Materials (i-xxvi)   (236K)
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    • Contents
    • Preface
    • Gnostic Letters From Bilthoven
    • Gilles Quispel Ou L’Intériorité De La Gnose
  • Christliche gnosis, jüdische gnosis, hermetische gnosis (1-36)   (187K)
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    • Die Katharer
    • Katharer Und Gnostiker
    • Der Ursprung Der Ketzerischen Gnosis In Alexandria
    • Jüdische Gnosis
    • Jüdische Gnosis Und Antike Gnosis
    • Hermes, Dreimal Inkarniert
    • Seth, Dreimal Inkarniert
    • Simon Magus, Dreimal Inkarniert
    • Der Wahre Prophet Des Judenchristentums
    • Die Weltlehrer Nach Auffassung Manis
    • Additional Note
    • Literatur
    • Further Literature
  • Coptic gnostic writings (37-42)   (110K)
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    • Literature
    • Additional Note
  • The Demiurge in the Apocryphon of John (43-76)   (246K)
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    • Summary
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • Additional Note
  • A Diatessaron reading in a latin manichaean codex (77-82)   (133K)
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    • Summary
    • Additional Note
  • The Diatessaron in Iceland and Norway (83-84)   (121K)
  • The Diatessaron of Romanos (85-92)   (153K)
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    • Additional Note
  • A general introduction to the study of the Diatessaron of Tatian (93-102)   (114K)
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    • After The Bible
    • Judaic Christian Influence
    • New Sources
    • Glossa Ordinaria
    • Reactions Of Outsiders
    • Romanos
    • Makarios
    • Vita Christi
    • The Heliand
    • A Muslim Gospel
    • Literature
  • Genius and Spirit (103-118)   (152K)
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    • Further Literature
  • Gnosis als Erfahrung (119-140)   (176K)
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    • Valentin
    • Valentins Mythos
    • Mani
    • Jakob Böhme
    • Literatur
  • Gnosis and Culture (141-154)   (141K)
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    • Jung And Gnosis
    • Additional Note
  • Gnosticism (155-174)   (169K)
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    • Pre-Christian Gnosis
    • Gnosticism
    • Origins
    • The Divine Man
    • Sophia
    • The Unknown God And The Demiurge
    • The God Within
    • Jewish Gnosticism
    • Christian Gnosis
    • Marcion
    • Basilides
    • Valentinus
    • The Jung Codex
    • Later Developments
    • Mani
    • The Middle Ages
    • Modern Gnosis
    • Literature
  • The gospel of Thomas revisited (175-226)   (363K)
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    • I. Introduction
    • II. The Reaction
    • III. The Author
    • IV. The Judaic Christian Source
    • V. The Encratite Source Of The Gospel Of Thomas
    • VI. The Hermetic Source Of The Gospel Of Thomas
    • Additional Note
  • The gospel of Thomas and the trial of Jesus (227-236)   (149K)
  • Das Hebräerevangelium im gnostischen Evangelium nach Maria (237-242)   (156K)
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    • Introduction
  • Hermann Hesse and gnosis (243-262)   (211K)
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    • I
    • II
    • III
    • Additional Note
  • Mani et la tradition évangélique des judéo-chrétiens (263-270)   (155K)
  • Marcion and the text of the New Testament (271-284)   (196K)
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    • I. Two Recent Investigations
    • II. Marcion’S Text Of Paul
    • III. Rome And The “Western” Text
    • IV. Provisional Conclusions
  • Note sur “Basilide” (285-288)   (133K)
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    • Additional Note
  • Origen and the valentinian gnosis (289-304)   (189K)
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    • 1. The Trinity
    • 2. The Fall
    • 3. Pronoia And Paideusis
    • Additional Note
  • Saint Augustin et l’évangile selon Thomas (305-310)   (178K)
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    • Note Additionelle
  • Some remarks on the gospel of Thomas (311-328)   (206K)
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    • Introduction
  • The study of encratism: a historical survey (329-364)   (267K)
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    • I. The Pioneer: Erik Peterson
    • II. Encratism In Greek Christianity
    • III. Encratism In Aramaic Christianity
    • IV. Latin Encratism
    • Additional Note
  • Valentinian gnosis and the Apocryphon of John (365-380)   (180K)
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    • I
    • II
    • III
    • Discussion
    • Retractationes
  • Valentinus and the gnostikoi (381-386)   (144K)
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    • Post Scriptum
  • African christianity before Minucius Felix and Tertullian (387-460)   (413K)
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    • Introduction
    • Preface
    • I. Vetus Latina Judaica
    • II. The Latin Haggadah
    • III. Jewish Latin
    • IV. Judaic Christianity
    • IV. Judaic Christianity
    • V. The Gnostics
    • VI. Encratism
    • VII. Modalism
    • VIII. A Lost Will Case: The Legacy Of Borleffs
  • Ezekiel 1,26 in jewish mysticism and gnosis (461-474)   (150K)
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    • Additional Note
  • The fourth gospel and the judaic gospel tradition (475-480)   (146K)
  • Jewish christian gospel tradition (481-486)   (137K)
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    • Additional Note
  • Jewish gnosis and mandaean gnosticism (487-528)   (269K)
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    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
  • A jewish source of Minucius Felix (529-538)   (155K)
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    • I
    • II
    • Note
  • Judaism and gnosis (539-566)   (209K)
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    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • Additional Notes
  • Jung and Pauli (567-572)   (113K)
  • Meristae (573-582)   (193K)
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    • Summary
    • Additional Note
  • Plotinus and the jewish gnostikoi (583-626)   (280K)
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    • Ego Porphyrius
    • Interpretation
    • Zoroaster
    • Zostrianus
    • Allogenes
    • Messos
    • The Esoteric Interpretation Of The Name Israel
    • Zosimus And Nikotheos
    • Nikotheos And Simon The Magician
    • Nikotheos And Mani
    • Jewish Mysticism
    • Transformation Through Vision In The Eleusinian Mysteries
    • Vision In The Mysteries Of Hermes Trismegistus
    • The Mysteries Of Aion In Alexandria
    • Transformation Through Vision In Primitive Christianity?
    • Moses Becomes A God
  • The muslim Jesus (627-662)   (224K)
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    • An Aphoristic Jesus
    • Jewish Christianity
    • The Sabbath (Saying 280)
    • The Wandering Prophet
    • Monachos
    • Plato And Jesus
    • The Mysteries Of Jesus
    • Private Property
    • Pharisees Are No Hypocrites
    • More Islamic Sayings Of Jesus
    • Doublets
    • What Did Abd Al-Jabbar Know About Judaic Christianity?
    • Four Tentative Solutions
    • Conclusion: Judaic Christianity And Islam
    • Parallels With Manichaeism
    • God Is Nothing
    • Saint Paul, The Answer For Our Times
    • Additional Note
    • Additional Note 2
  • African christianity before Tertullian (663-670)   (131K)
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    • Additional Note
    • Retractatio
  • Anima naturaliter christiana (671-678)   (140K)
  • An apocryphal variant in Macarius (679-684)   (168K)
  • Apocalyptics and gnosis from Job to Jan van Eyck (685-688)   (96K)
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    • Literature
  • The epistle to the laodiceans: a marcionite forgery (689-694)   (152K)
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    • Additional Note
  • Eros and agape in the gospel of John (695-698)   (98K)
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    • Additional Note
  • L’extase de Saint Paul (699-714)   (136K)
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    • Vie
    • Paul: Un Volcan Actif
    • Expérience
    • Le Dieu Homme
    • Le Dieu Homme Dans La Gnose
    • Le Divin Deuxième Adam
    • Le Christ Comme Archétype Cosmique
    • L’Esprit Comme Don
    • L’Homme-Dieu
    • Bibliographie
  • God is love (715-732)   (187K)
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    • Dante And Boethius
    • Eros In Dionysius Areopagita
    • Nygren: Agapé Against Eros
    • The Chaldaean Oracles: A Gnostic Source Of Proclus
    • Gnostic Parallels To The Chaldaean Oracles
    • The Fourth Gospel And Eros-Agapè
    • Additional Note
  • Gregory of Nyssa and mysticism (733-738)   (106K)
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    • Literature
  • The Holy Spirit according to the early Church (739-748)   (116K)
  • The Holy Spirit as woman in Apocalypse 12 (749-752)   (121K)
  • Johannesevangelium und gnosis (753-784)   (256K)
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    • Introduction
    • I
    • II
    • III
    • IV
    • V
    • Zusammenfassung
  • Time and history in catholic christianity, especially Augustine (785-806)   (189K)
  • Utrecht and the conversion of Germany. Liudger and the gospel of Thomas (807-820)   (139K)
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    • School
    • Mother
    • Frisian Nobleman
    • Bibliophile
    • The Ivory Binding
    • The “Pyxis”
    • The Communion Chalice
    • The Portable Altar
    • Münster: 792 And 805
    • The Abbey
    • Oldest Illumination
    • The Deanery Church
    • The Crypt
    • Bernlef And The Heliand
    • The Helmstedt Crucifix
    • Conclusion
    • Literature
  • Gnosis and the future of christian religion (821-832)   (131K)
  • Index (833-870)   (208K)
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    • Index Of Biblical Texts
    • Index Of Other Ancient Texts
    • Index Of Names And Subjects